LaPine State Park

This was our first time at La Pine State Park and we only had one night scheduled there, but we will certainly be back. The campground was lovely, with large shady sites, most spread out and with enough vegetation to provide some privacy. The campground has 81 full hook-up sites (sewer, 50 amp electric, and water), 48 electric/water si... more

Overall, this is a beautiful Oregon State Park that's a terrific bargain for its full hookups and location (as we learned even more researching other states!) The biggest challenges were that we had absolutely no cell signal so our phones and Verizon jet pack didn't work and that We stayed at LaPine in August when that part of Oreg... more

The Oregon State parks are all exceedingly well maintained, and LaPine State Park is no exception. Scores of sites spread out over three large loops, and around 10 cabins too. Just over 20 miles south of Ben, 4 miles off of Route 97, LaPine is everything you hope for. Vast open pine forests, with a scattering of Ponderosas, and the lar... more

We loved our stay here, the campground is tucked away and full hook-ups for $26 is great. 14 day stay limit. No verizon or att data signal so couldn't stay long. We had a pull though site.

Great spot in La Pine to be close to Sunriver and Bend!

We loved the time we spent at LaPine State Park. We had a full hookup site with 50-amp, sewer, and water for $26 a night in a serene wooded setting. The campground was extremely well maintained, the showers and restrooms were clean and nice. There were lots of hikes we could do right from our Airstream, though it rained most of the tim... more

It was hot while we were in La Pine and we were very happy that our spot was shaded. This was our first venture out with our new 36' rv and our spot was very easy to get in to. Hook ups were great and the park was very clean and quiet. We had some problems with our cell signal, and our cell booster didn't help, but we were able to driv... more

LaPine SP was our first stop-over on a 6 week tour of Oregon. What an amazing introduction to their state park system. Full hook ups for $26 a night? Amazing. I have to say they had shut off site water for the season, which in no way affects our opinions of the park. There was a space with a warmed water faucet for refills, and the sho... more

This state park is quite lovely. Nice trails and the Deschutes River runs right through the park. You could use this as a base to visit Bend although it is a bit of a drive. It is also near to the popular Sun River recreation area, Cascade Scenic Byway and the Newberry National Volcanic Monument. They have good sized sites, with... more